Question #130476

Find the change in internal energy of a system, if the system expels a net thermal energy of 2.5 × 104J from the environment, then the system does a work of 17 × 103 J on the environment. Explain your steps during solution.


Expert's answer

Solution.

According to the first law of thermodynamics, the amount of heat transferred to the system changes its internal energy and performs work on external bodies.

Q=ΔU+AQ = \Delta U + A

ΔU=QA\Delta U = Q-A

ΔU=2.510417103=8kJ\Delta U = 2.5*10^4-17*10^3 = 8kJ

Answer:

ΔU=8kJ\Delta U = 8kJ


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